Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-13

the brick building over ,Mrs,s,M. l. Tay
lor's Millinery Stofss Come and see Us.
-Ths prolrscaed msrtng VIII begin at'
Walnut Grove next Sunday.
Miss Maggie Forrest viii conmsnce the
ssPublie School At Mars Hill next Mon lay. 4
n Capt Halc0tsP. Jodsss left List evening
for New York. where he goes on business /
All hand male shoes. at Psrish's only %.
!. .osAer shoes cheap inproportiou. ,.2t., /.
u Mrs. Joseph q. Cooley left tonight %
attend the Piedmont Exposition Al Atlanta
" II. ia. -. III III III sf"s $500.
We understand that Albert Murphy who
had his leg badly broken two. weeks ago is
improving.
Tbsrs ) remote brObalislny that Cot.
ION Factory siIlb he ::esAblisled in Hillsbo-
~ % p,ote "A be =
!. Parish sells . onnce bag Of ,the famous
sitting Boil ai &C.. other sizes at same re-
hu0h PffSe~. ..
!. Jausi GSiiTdcn Bepnett. Of tbs Nes york
..fieraid" Is expected 70 visit Hilsboro in
= few weeks on hunting expedition.
Mr.. c. NJ. Parks ha. q yery decided Spin.I
ion in favor Of printers ink. he says athat
u ii brinss,them.in" He IA capableof ialg-
ssinsrt E E - ~ WI
The Rev. W. l. Wright who has been
spending some time here engaged in pro-
.trscted meeting baptised IS person. last Sa-
s.laatdy nisiti h sae lsab,is d,arelt3 Z, Z Z
our friend G. ". Blown. js. progressing
finely with the BazAar Jr.. but be had TO
call in ihersrrert serviesyoI one ss0ricket.y =
fAler. Rosemond.l 70 put on The gold leaf
that sdorns IRE if6it.i. 3st IL. w !
,s.s4a Oar popuIar young tovnsman, Mr. Allen
]. Rnfin has inst returned from New York
city We are 4,ysys glad 20 see Allen.he is
80 cheerful AMI happy. May bis shadow
lin lengthy never grow less. ~
OR yong frisnd Amen caaeroa has sem,
our printer ine dish Of nicely cooked
Terrpin. II is fne and appefising in
hooks. and our printer thanks Mr.. Cameron
fofhis kindly leWembersnoe. -,
Gone Of The farmers Of o.ange have com
meneed pulling corn. and tbey sag the corn
Is not Is good as they expected. They are
basy sowing whest aud from the present
indicatiops there will be an increased a.re
age.
werrgret "a, snnnahee thai Mr. VIC
Allison Of Cedar Grove Towhshlp, lost his
Tobacco barn by Gre la2t Wednesday night
together With . fus curing oi good yobae-
{ 30. Thismakes the secoud barn burnt last
week. ....-.. -.
Mr.J. ". Couch G prominent farmer IN
Chapel Mn Tosnshipf I'D The lhisfortune
10 ioose his Tobacco bafs by Gre on last
Wednesday morning together with q fine
!. enrius Of Tobacco. M Couch has our
ympsihy in his nisioriahs. y
Persons who are fond Of hunting qaail
and other birds can engage IN THAT sport
after the 18th of this month. The law for.
bidding the killing Of certain kinds Of
game. takes effect every year on April LIST,
and expires Oct. 18th. Lad wsek we 10.
sdvetensly sts,ed fhs l.s of Oct. instead Of
The 18th. y.
Mr.. r. d Hehders1n OF wiIniington. has
been spending some time In our town at.
trseted by The mineral water Of Capt.
Jones nsyly discovered spfings That or
some other siiraciion has aided very much
10 the personal appearance of Mr. II. We
rather think he win pake frequent visits 70
- NE Mipspl 6pripsA u
We note with pleasure The psrsevetanoe
cpd industery Of our ypnug friend Henry
y, prpvn, Jr., who hss been Cor sone time
engaged IN The msnutse.ure Of Chesine
Tobacco. In In this plsce. He has Just re-.
eeived an order ior 900 bozas Of his Justly
oelehraied Chewing sahaaco's II push
and indeiaigahie industry can win succe1
Mr. Bro~n win be sare 70 have II. !.
ysmss n. Thompson OF Orange county
no~ Ninety -one ysars old. be Is hals and
hearty and attn very active. ThIsyea he
worked sir acres IN Corn, hss cut and siack-
ed aud d now nearly done sowing wheat
on Che same ground. THIS he did with his
own hands without The assistance Of any
= ..person swbSlsyrr. Mr.. Thompson takes
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